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‘We were very surprised’: Magma under Reykjanes Peninsula rushed into Grindavík dike at a shockingly fast rate
Magma flowed into the dike beneath Grindavík at an unprecedented rate of 261,000 cubic feet per second (7,400 cubic meters…
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How fast can piranhas eat a dog?
When we think of piranhas, we often conjure up an image of fearsome predators that can strip an animal to…
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Have we found sonar evidence of Amelia Earhart’s lost plane? Not so fast, experts say.
An ocean exploration team believes they’ve found iconic pilot Amelia Earhart‘s plane in the heart of the Pacific Ocean. But…
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Hubble tracks farthest and most powerful fast radio burst back to ‘blob’ of 7 galaxies
The Hubble Space Telescope has tracked the most powerful and farthest burst of radio waves ever seen back to a…
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Strange ‘slide whistle’ fast radio burst picked up by alien-hunting telescope defies explanation
Astronomers watched 35 explosive outbursts from a rare repeating “fast radio burst” (FRB) as it shifted in frequency like a…
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Scientists finally acknowledge that they got their solar cycle predictions wrong, and that we are fast approaching the sun’s explosive peak
In the lead up to the solar maximum the sun’s magnetic field lines get tangled up, which generates more sunspots,…
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Scientists detect fastest-ever fast radio bursts, lasting just 10 millionths of a second
Astronomers just found the fastest known radio pulses from outside our galaxy hiding in 30 minutes’ worth of radio telescope…
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Why do you get dizzy if you stand up too fast?
You stand up quickly from the couch, and for a few seconds, you struggle to see and maintain your balance…
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How fast is a bullet?
Superman flies “faster than a speeding bullet,” and “bullet” trains zoom between cities at spectacular speed. The comparison is ubiquitous,…
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Tiny ‘King Tut’ whale ‘lived fast and died fast’ in ancient Egyptian waters
A pint-size whale that lived 41 million years ago in what is now Egypt was the smallest of its kind…
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